How Technology Makes Us Anxious

[@iatejamrackies]

So many good points, especially fomo

[@jomortonbrown]

Yes, you're right there 😊

[@garybrown2958]

Keep up the great work, Jo ❤

[@jomortonbrown]

Thank you. We will do! 💓

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

You are really awesome! I love your short hairstyle, btw, looks really pretty! You're in fact so awesome that I'm well outside of your target demographic and I found the video useful. While I rarely use my phone since I'm a dinosaur, a lot of this relates to my PC usage and television watching habits. It's a great reminder that sometimes even as adults we need reminders about things. Every year I do what I call "spring cleaning" on my PC to get rid of programs I don't use or rarely use and have no use for and also slim down my friends lists on various sites. Request: Can you do something related to death and loss of a super close immediate family member like a parent, sibling, spouse, or child? I've experienced tons of loss over the years (lost 13 people I cared about in 2011-2012) but losing my mom in March 2021 was a heartbreak I wasn't ready for, same with losing my one sister in July 2022. That taught me two life lessons, grief isn't just sadness, it also can be very scary because it forces us to confront our own morality by making it so immediate. And that there's a big difference between knowing and understanding. I knew I'd outlive my mom most likely, it's a fact of life, but it actually happening made it "real" in a way I wasn't prepared for. Not sure if that makes any sense?

[@jomortonbrown]

I'm sorry to read you've lost so many loved ones. Your comment does make sense regarding our own fear -v- reality being activated. Experiencing a bereavement is so profound. Thanks for the video idea, too 😊